Malware

Snowden documents show that the NSA, along with other "Five Eyes" spy agencies, planned to hack Google's app store in order to grab information from their targets' smartphones.

Kaspersky Lab discussed a threat that has been in operation for nearly two decades. According to the firm, the cyber threat known as "The Equation Group" is unlike anything they have dealt with.

Red October malware comes back to expand its infection to Windows Phone, Android and iPhones.

The FBI has issued a warning to businesses about a malware attack.

The ransomware CryptoLocker was defeated, but its successor, CryptoWall, has already encrypted more PCs and files, and it should prove a lot harder to break.

This can't be good for Windows XP users.

Microsoft will keep Windows XP users protected against malware for an extra year.

A security vulnerability has resided within Android since v1.6 "Donut." Yikes!

Microsoft is consolidating its digital crimes and Internet piracy units into one command center.

Out of the box protection for smartphone users.

miniFlame is a high precision attack tool, Kaspersky has discovered.

Microsoft released the latest edition of its Security Intelligence Report (SIR), which covers malware trends for the first half of this year.

In China, there is not much you have to do to contract a virus on your PC. Plus, you have a one in five chance that you will get that first virus on your brand new PC right out of the box.

After discovering that the authors of Stuxnet and Flame have been in contact and both malwares have been, most likely, been developed under government authority, we learned today that the rabbit hole is much deeper than we thought.

Check out Tom's Guide's latest how to on removing malware with Kaspersky Rescue Disk.

McAfee has detected a 1.5 million sample increase in malware since Q1 2012. Scary.

Kaspersky Internet Security and Anti-Virus products now protect your online financial transactions.

USB stick device automatically solves typical computer problems.

Security software company AVG recently released its second quarter threat report. Besides the usual updates on desktop-focused malware, rootkits and malicious websites, AVG has spent time on analyzing the evolving threat landscape for mobile devices.